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Report: Arizona Leads Nation In Federal Prosecutions
The vast majority of the prosecutions handled by the Arizona U.S. Attorney’s Office are related to immigration.
$20 Billion Oil Spill Fund: Only For Those Who Won’t Sue
Plaintiffs face a choice of dropping their suits or pursuing legal actions that will likely take years to resolve in court.
Gonzales: No Constitutional Amendment Needed For New Immigration Policy
Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales wrote in a Washington Post op-ed that Congress should pass “comprehensive immigration legislation” to keep illegal immigrants from settling in the United States, instead of rewriting the 14th Amendment of the Constitution.
DOJ Leads Federal Agencies In Student Loan Repayment
Federal prosecutors were the leading recipients of student loan assistance, followed by criminal investigators.
Editorial Boards Slam Perez Over Panthers Case
The editorial boards of The Washington Times and Washington Examiner have previously blasted the Justice Department for its handling of a controversial voter intimidation case against the New Black Panther Party.
Ground Zero Mosque Debate: What Law Enforcement Needs to Know
The failure of well meaning people to acknowledge that many of the prominent Muslim advocacy groups in the U.S. are organized offshoots of the Muslim Brotherhood hands conservatives a wedge issue that they use in toxic and divisive ways.
Wall Street Journal Calls For Fitzgerald Resignation
The Wall Street Journal editorial board wrote that Patrick Fitzgerald’s behavior “more and more suggests another unaccountable federal prosecutor run amok.”
DOJ, FTC Release Guidelines on Horizontal Mergers
The changes, proposed in April and finalized this month, mark the first significant revisions to the guidelines in 18 years. “The guidelines provide more clarity and transparency, and will provide businesses with an even greater understanding of how we review transactions,” said Christine Varney, Assistant Attorney General for the Antitrust Division.
St. Louis FBI Chief Heading Back To School
The Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s St. Louis Division will be the assistant vice president and director of public safety and security services at St. Louis University.
Ex-U.S. Attorney Wins Wyo. GOP Governor Nomination
The Republican gubernatorial nominee headed the Cheyenne U.S. Attorney’s office.
